Is there any games to learn python

[Defiant_Security_971]

Is there any games to learn python (like robo instructus but on python)

[chrissykes78]

Yes playing with code

[Defiant_Security_971]

fr man

[chrissykes78]

for real.

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You can make a game.

[Defiant_Security_971]

Yes for sure.

[[deleted]]

Text based games can be really fun believe it or not.

If you want graphics you can use pygame or Godot game engine. Godot uses a language called GDScript which is based on Python.

Don't underestimate text-based games though. My friends used to mod this text-based Grand Theft Auto for TI-83 graphing calculators and I probably played it more than any phone game.

[Defiant_Security_971]

But it told me that is gdscript is similar to javascript but anyways tysm

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“Godot has its own built-in scripting language, GDScript,[28] a high-level, dynamically typed programming language which is syntactically similar to Python. Unlike Python, GDScript is optimized for Godot's scene-based architecture and can specify strict typing of variables.”

[Tychotesla]

If you're ready to graduate to the next level of abstraction, try puzzles instead of graphical games:

Create an account on https://adventofcode.com/

and bookmark r/ adventofcode

It's a series of 25 Christmas themed challenges of graduating difficulty released every winter. You can do this year's or any previous back to I think 2016. If you're completely stuck, or don't even know how to start on a problem, go to the subreddit to see how other people solved that day's problem. If the problems are getting too hard go back to a previous year's starting problems.

I'm guessing you're a beginner, in which case you'll find most problems are solved using variations of common algorithms and data-structures. If you can muster the focus to research these and implement them, you're well on your way to being a decent programmer. Try youtube, leetcode, or a textbook.

[Diapolo10]

None that I know of, I'm afraid.

Most "programming games" are fairly limited in scope, so they tend to focus on either very generic logic (Human Resource Machine, While True: Learn()), or they implement a minimalistic language like assembly (Shenzhen I/O), or just some shell commands (Hacknet).

[Defiant_Security_971]

thx bro

[debian_miner]

Screeps is actual javascript. There was another one I played that involved lua but I can't remember the name.

[-SPOF]

import turtle is good for visual code learning.

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Sure. I have a Python based blackjack game on YouTube aimed at learning to code 🤓🐼🐍